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2019/20 Cricket Australia Official Hospitality Manuka Oval ——— WELCOME 2019/20 Cricket Australia Official Hospitality Manuka Oval ——— WELCOME Welcome to the 2019/20 Summer of Cricket As we ramp up our preparations for an unprecedented summer in the UK, which includes the Cricket World Cup and the Ashes, I want to thank you for your continued support of Australian cricket. Our vision is to develop great cricketers and great people. This won’t happen over the course of one summer but we are making progress. We want to make Australian’s proud of their cricket team again, and through their actions on and off the cricket field, we certainly feel the nation is starting to get behind us. We’re really pleased with how the group is preparing for two of the biggest challenges in international cricket, the World Cup and Ashes. While this is our immediate focus, we’re also looking forward to returning home for another huge summer against New Zealand and Pakistan. We love playing in front of big home crowds at some of the best venues in the world. Meeting and listening to the players in Cricket Australia’s Official Hospitality must be a fantastic experience and I’m sure you get some nice insights into the team and the individuals. Talking to friends and fans who attend the events, they often tell me two things. First it’s always about how good it is to hear their thoughts and understandings on the match, followed by how amazing it was to speak to a Pat Cummins or Nathan Lyon and find out how down to earth and accessible these players are. It’s also important for us to thank you for the impact you are having on helping the next generation of cricket players achieve their dreams of becoming the next Tim Paine or Meg Lanning. Kevin Roberts speaks about uniting and inspiring communities through cricket, and through your attendance at CA Official Hospitality events you are making a significant contribution to Australian cricket and inevitably our investment back into grassroots cricket. From the grassroots through to the Australian men’s team, we understand the importance of strong partnerships. The partnership between our players and our supporters is what makes cricket in Australia so special and so strong, and I know the boys are genuine in their vision to make Australian’s proud of their cricket team. Thank you again for your continued support, and we look forward to seeing you again this summer. Justin Langer Australian Men’s Head Coach Cricket Australia Official Hospitality | The Ultimate Cricket Experience ——— 2019–20 FIXTURE 2019/20 Summer of Cricket Thursday 24 October Prime Minister’s XI vs Sri Lanka Manuka Oval Sunday 27 October 1st Gillette T20 Intl – Australia vs Sri Lanka Adelaide Oval Wednesday 30 October 2nd Gillette T20 Intl – Australia vs Sri Lanka Gabba Friday 1 November 3rd Gillette T20 Intl – Australia vs Sri Lanka MCG Sunday 3 November 1st Gillette T20 Intl – Australia vs Pakistan SCG Tuesday 5 November 2nd Gillette T20 Intl – Australia vs Pakistan Manuka Oval Friday 8 November 3rd Gillette T20 Intl – Australia vs Pakistan Perth Stadium Thursday 21 – Monday 25 November 1st Domain Test – Australia vs Pakistan Gabba Friday 29 Nov. – Tuesday 3 December 2nd Domain Test – Australia vs Pakistan Adelaide Oval Thursday 12 – Monday 16 December 1st Domain Test – Australia vs New Zealand Perth Stadium Thursday 26 – Monday 30 December 2nd Domain Test – Australia vs New Zealand MCG Friday 3 – Tuesday 7 January 3rd Domain Test – Australia vs New Zealand SCG Friday 31 January 1st Commonwealth Bank T20 Intl - India vs Eng Manuka Oval Saturday 1 February 2nd Commonwealth Bank T20 Intl - Aus vs Eng Manuka Oval Sunday 2 February 3rd Commonwealth Bank T20 Intl - Aus vs India Manuka Oval Friday 13 March 1st ODI – Australia vs New Zealand SCG Sunday 15 March 2nd ODI – Australia vs New Zealand SCG Friday 20 March 3rd ODI – Australia vs New Zealand Blundstone Arena ——— THE VENUE MANUKA OVAL Private Private LUXURY CORPORATE SOCIAL Private Suites OUTDOOR BOXES The First XI The Century Lounge The Clubhouse An intimate space for A private space Enjoy your day in The ultimate way A sophisticated and Manuka Oval Manuka Oval STATS you and your guests to entertain your style, secure your to entertain guests relaxed environment to immerse yourselves guests in style place within the to enjoy with friends in the action inner sanctum Manuka Oval’s rich and diverse history has proved integral Highest 15,807 in its continuous use as a sporting venue. With a seating ever cricket PM’s XI v West Indies capacity of 13,550, the venue remains the premier site for attendance One Day International, 1985 cricket and AFL events in Canberra. Highest Individual Chris Gayle The Manuka Oval precinct retains much of its original tree Score 215 West Indies v Zimbabwe, 2015 plantings from the 1920s, with now-large mature specimens Best Bowling Wilfred Ferguson of cypress, poplar, oak and elm trees defining the circular Figures 7 for 94 – West Indies v PM’s XI, 1951 space of the sports ground. The enclosure excludes the Highest Innings Australia hustle and bustle of the surrounding suburbs, and helps Total 5 for 535 dec – Australia v Sri Lanka Test, 2019 visitors to absorb the venue and its associated events. Most Mitchell Starc From the oval, the tower of St Christopher’s Cathedral and Wickets 15 wickets at 12.13 (3 matches), 2013 – 2019 Red Hill are the only visible features outside the ground. On Most Chris Gayle site, the original curator’s cottage and the Lord’s Taverners Runs 363 runs at 121.00 (3 matches), 2010 – 2015 garden add a certain charm to the environment. Manuka Oval hosts many local and national AFL matches, as well as local and international cricket including the iconic PM’s XI game. Manuka Oval is just 10 minutes from Parliament House and the airport. Cricket Australia Official Hospitality | The Ultimate Cricket Experience ——— PRODUCTS PRODUCTS Choose your desired level of hospitality Each of our hospitality products have been carefully designed to ensure you get the most out of your day at the cricket. The First XI offers the true fan experience, while The Century Lounge, Private Suites and Outdoor Boxes allow you to network and entertain in comfort and style. The Clubhouse offers a social environment for those who are at the cricket to have fun. Private Private LUXURY CORPORATE SOCIAL Private Suites OUTDOOR BOXES The First XI The Century Lounge The Clubhouse An intimate space for A private space Enjoy your day in The ultimate way A sophisticated and you and your guests to entertain your style, secure your to entertain guests relaxed environment to immerse yourselves guests in style place within the to enjoy with friends in the action inner sanctum Please note: Outdoor Boxes and The Clubhouse only available at Manuka Oval matches. ——— PRIVATE HOSPITALITY Outdoor Box All Day Menu Concierge Service Reserved Table Seating Dedicated Reserved Area All Day Menu FEATURES FEATURES Premium Beverages Dedicated Entry Air-Conditioned Comfort Premium Beverages Ice-Chilled Esky A private space to entertain your guests. + Enjoy the stadium atmosphere with enhanced levels of + Choose your own food and beverage menu to suit your service and convenience with catering stewards to deliver budget. Additional charges apply for food & beverages food & beverages to your seats and steward fees MATCH 8 Seater 12 Seater 16 Seater 20 Seater Prime Minister’s XI (T20) $960 $1,440 $1,920 $2,400 Gillette Men’s T20 Intl $1,200 $1,800 $2,400 $3,000 Commonwealth Bank Women’s T20 Intl (per day) $640 $960 $1,280 $1,600 2-Pack (PM’s XI & Men’s T20 Intl) $1,760 $2,640 $3,520 $4,400 3-Pack (All 3 Women’s T20 Intls) $1,200 $1,800 $2,400 $3,000 International Package* $2,640 $3,960 $5,280 $6,600 * International Package includes PM’s XI, Men’s T20 Intl and all three Women’s T20 Intls at discounted daily prices # All Prices Include GST Room The Gabba LThe L EAST GATE EAST HI HILL STAND 3 ME STAND DI 2 A HILL CE STAND N T R 1 E M R M O F E T N A L Z OUTDOOR BOXES OUTDOOR P I BOXES OUTDOOR E E S E T U CLUBHOUSE THE Q E R R A R M A 1 C E U P R P E D E AR W R BO O E L OR SC E C A R R E T S E I Z N D E N A M T S S E I Z N E M D N 1 A T S N A GATE VIP ER M OW D L A Experience Cricket Ultimate The | CE R ERRA B HAWKE T ND TA KE S HAW HAW K E T ERRACE UPPER Cricket Australia Official Hospitality Official Australia Cricket MAIN GATE MAIN MANUKA OVAL MANUKA ——— THE VENUE THE ——— Room The Gabba LThe L EAST GATE EAST HI HILL STAND 3 ME STAND DI 2 A HILL CE STAND N T R 1 E M R M O F E T N A L Z OUTDOOR BOXES OUTDOOR P I BOXES OUTDOOR E E S E T U CLUBHOUSE THE Q E R R A R M A 1 C E U P R P E D E AR W R BO O E L OR SC E C A R R E T S E I Z N D E N A M T S S E I Z N E M D N 1 A T S N A GATE VIP R M E D LOW A CE R ERRA B HAWKE T ND TA KE S HAW HAW K E T ERRACE UPPER MAIN GATE MAIN ——— SOCIAL HOSPITALITY THE CLUBHOUSE Grazing Menu Concierge Service Reserved seats in front of room Your Private Space All Day Menu S S E E R R U U T T A A E E F F Premium Beverages Room overlooks field of play Premium Beverages Dedicated Entry The Clubhouse is the place where the fashionable and famous meet, mingle and enjoy the best that cricket has to offer.
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